15 Best Varieties of Shrub Roses

On the calendar — July, the first violent wave of flowering roses has passed. While remontant varieties rest, restoring strength to the second peak of flowering, we will continue to get acquainted with Shrub roses.

According to one of the classifications of modern roses by Encyclopedia of Garden Plants, Shrub is a group with quite a variety of varieties.

Common features that unite them have already been listed in the overview of Modern garden roses, so go directly to the varieties.

The Variety ‘Angelica’

Created in Germany by Cordes (Kordes’ Söhne) in 1984.

Characteristics: height 1-1, 2 m; petals pink; flowers Cup-shaped, simple, up to 4 cm in diameter, collected in inflorescences; abundant flowering, throughout the summer, starting in may.

Cascades of pink flowers captivate beauty.

Suitable for groups, great on trellises.

The Variety ‘Ave Maria’

Created in the Czech Republic Jan Bohm in 1933, it can be attributed to polyanthus roses.

Characteristics: height 0.6-1.5 m; buds pale pink; white petals; flowers Cup-shaped, double, 6 cm in diameter; bloom during the summer; abundant flowering.

Since may, blooms profusely all summer; it is used as a ground cover. Let me remind you that under this name there is a variety of hybrid tea roses with salmon-pink flowers.

The Variety ‘Bischofsstadt Paderborn’

Created by Reimer Kordes in 1964, and 4 years later received the highest rating of experts of the all-German test of roses.

Characteristics: height 1-1. 5 m; petals are bright red; flowers are Cup-shaped, simple, 6-7 cm in diameter, single or in small inflorescences; blossom from may during the summer; flowering is repairable, the first wave is more abundant.

Rose is suitable for creating hedges using supports, spectacular walls, arches.

The Variety ‘Kordes Brilliant’

The masterpiece of the company Cordes, created in 1983 Can be sold under the name ‘Red Brilliant’.

Characteristics of the variety: height 1.2-1.5 m; petals red-orange; flowers Cup-shaped, semi-double, collected in small inflorescences-brush; bloom from may during the summer, long preserved on the Bush. Winter-hardy, very hardy against adverse weather conditions, diseases and pests.

The Variety ‘Lydia’

Created in Germany by Kordes’ Söhne in 1973.

Characteristics: height 1.5 – 2 m; petals orange-red, with yellow center; flowers Cup-shaped, semi-double, 6-7 cm in diameter, ear, collected in inflorescences; bloom from may during the summer; abundant remontant flowering subsides by autumn; resistant to bad weather, diseases and pests.

Effective on supports: group plantings, when creating hedges.

The Variety ‘Rosenstad Freising’

Two-color variety created by Cordes in 2003

Characteristics: height 1-1, 2 m; white petals, with red strokes; goblet flowers, 7-8 cm in diameter; bloom in the summer, in the South flowering begins in late may.

Now a real boom in these varieties: exotic flowers like real connoisseurs of roses.

The Variety ‘Westfalenpark’

Created In Kordes in 1986.

Characteristics: height to 2 m; petals yellow-orange, effectively bent downwards; flowers cupped, double, 8 cm in diameter, solitary or in loose racemes 5-6, with a classic rose scent, bloom in may; disease resistant; perfect winters in the southern regions. In the middle lane it should be planted in sheltered from the winds, the warmest places of the garden.

Shrub romantic roses

With some varieties you have already met. Today we will continue to select the best of English Shrub roses, admire the beauty of unusual green roses.

The Variety ‘Jubilee Celebration’

Created by David Austin in the UK in 2002.

Characteristics: height 1-1, 2 m; petals light pink; flowers cupped, with a quadratic center, Terry, diameter 12-14 cm, aroma with hints of citrus and strawberry; bloom from June to September; remontant flowering is particularly abundant in the first wave; overwinters well in the middle zone; in dry weather seldom hurts, but is vulnerable in a cool and rainy summer.

The Variety ‘Strawberry Hill’

Created by David Austin in 2006.

Characteristics: height 1,2-1,3 m; petals light pink (in the South can burn out at the edges); flowers Cup-shaped, with a square center, Terry, 7-8 cm in diameter, fragrant; bloom in the summer; resistant to disease.

In 2007, for a wonderful flavor grade received a prize in Nantes.

The Variety ‘Jim’

Created in the Crimea in 1988, dedicated to the nursery from the United States. When Jim Gilbert was in the Garden, this rose (then nameless) captivated him with its beauty. Sincere admiration noticed Zinaida Konstantinovna, and the variety was called ‘Jim’.

Can be grown without supports.

The Variety ‘Nadia Renaissance’

Created in Denmark by Olesen in 2002, a Representative of the so-called ancient nostalgic roses, or roses series Renaissance.

Characteristics: height 1-1. 5 m; petals are dark red; flowers are Cup-shaped, with the quadratic center, Terry, 8-10 cm in diameter; blossom slowly during the summer.

The Variety ‘Spring Dawn’

Created in Crimea in 1999.

Characteristics: height up to 2 m; petals bright pink; flowers Cup-shaped, double, up to 10 cm in diameter, single or in inflorescences of 3, with a delicate aroma; flowering from may, very abundant, single.

Suitable for creating hedges.

The Variety ‘Michael’

Created in Crimea in 2008 and dedicated to the nursery from the United States.

Characteristics: height up to 2.8 m; petals dark red; flowers goblet-Cup-shaped, double, up to 10 cm in diameter, fragrant, single or in small inflorescences 3-5; in the South bloom from may.

Bloom profuse, very beautiful!

Good in landing on a support, suitable for fences.

The Variety ‘Blizzard’

Created in Crimea in 1974.

Characteristics: height up to 1.3 m; white petals; flowers Cup-shaped, double, up to 13 cm in diameter, single or in inflorescences of 3-5, fragrant; bloom in may-June; bloom profuse and long.

Suitable for group planting, hedges.

The Variety ‘Star Of Yalta’

Variety created in Crimea.

Characteristics: height 1.5-1.8 m; petals dark red; flowers Cup-shaped, double, diameter 8-10 cm, collected in the brush; in the South bloom from may; abundant flowering.

Effective in landing on supports; suitable for decorating arches, pergolas, gazebos.

Tell me, which one of the Shrub roses do you like the most?

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